Chief Executive Officer Carr's Child and Family Services is seeking a new CEO to lead the organisation through the next stage of its development.
About The Role Carr's Child and Family Services (CCAFS) is seeking to recruit a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to lead the organisation through the next stage of its development.
This appointment arises following the retirement of its current CEO.
Building on the progress made by the incumbent, CCAFS's next CEO will drive the development and implementation of its new strategic plan, growing the organisation's reach and impact for the children and families it serves across Dublin.
This means championing evidence-based early intervention, securing the financial resources needed for long-term sustainability, and ensuring the highest quality of service across CCAFS's programmes - from supported transitional accommodation and residential family assessment to community early years education.
This is a senior leadership role that combines strategic vision with hands-on delivery.
Reporting to the Board of Directors, the CEO will provide clear direction to its dedicated team, while building and sustaining its partnerships with statutory bodies such as Tusla and Pobal which underpin CCAFS's work - ensuring that the voices and experiences of children and families continue to shape how CCAFS works.
For more information, please download a detailed candidate briefing document .
About Carr's Child and Family Services Carr's Child and Family Services (CCAFS) is a Dublin-based early intervention organisation supporting children and families affected by homelessness, disability, poverty, mental health difficulties, and child welfare challenges.
CCAFS are committed to building on the strengths of families, advocating for better outcomes for children, and continuing to adapt and grow as an organisation.
Rooted in a belief that every child deserves a safe, stable home and a nurturing family environment and in collaboration with statutory funders including Tusla and Pobal, CCAFS deliver early intervention programmes in genuine partnership with parents and children - listening to what they tell them and letting their experiences shape how CCAFS work.